Almanac for March 22 1977
United Press Today notes the date as March 22 1977 the 81st day with 284 to follow. It lists Mars as morning star and Mercury Venus Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars and marks Karl Malden birth on this date. It covers slave trade prohibition in 1791 Decatur duel in 1820 Grand Coulee Dam power start 1941 Johnson Westmoreland Abrams changes in 1968 and a Letitia Landon quote for the day.
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Jupiter
Aries
Karl Malden
Malden Sekulovich
Congress
Stephen Decatur
James Barron
Washington, D.C
Barron
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Lyndon Johnson
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Creighton Abrams
Saigon
Letitia Elizabeth Landon
Big Moose Brady Jackson Remembered By CB Enthusiasts
Friends in the CB radio community bid farewell to Big Moose Brady Jackson also known as Big Moose Monce. The 60 year old founder of the Flying Frogs CB club died in a traffic accident last week as mourners gathered at a funeral conducted by Rev George Wood of Lemon Heights Baptist Church Orange.
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Big Moose
Moderni
Citizens Band
Monnce Brady Jackson
Jackson
Flying Frogs CB Club
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Lemon Heights Baptist Church of Orange
Brothers Ankles Subside Soothe Session
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Goren and Sharif 1977 Bridge Hand From Chicago Tribune
A bridge hand analysis by Charles Goren and Omar Sharif discusses a charity game incident from last year, noting contributions over 800000 to the American Contract Bridge League Charity Foundation benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. It recounts two-table play, outcomes, and a promotion for a doubles booklet offer.
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Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
Bridie
Pride Leagie
Arthritis Foundation
Bene Hestry
ATG
Terance Reese
Terance Reese, the Defenders On Cote Table
Hearts
Case West
Iran quake kills at least 20 near Bandar Abbas
A major earthquake struck southern Iran early today killing at least 20 people and causing widespread damage in Bandar Abbas. The tremor also shook the island of eshm where Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is vacationing, with 60,000 residents and 20,000 visitors present for Nowruz, and an aftershock followed an hour later. Local Red Cross officials reported 20 deaths in outlying villages, including Geishana, while 18 injuries were noted in the city. Communications are poor and rescue teams are active along the Persian Gulf coast near Hormozgan province where Bandar Abbas sits. The quake measured about 6.8 on the Richter scale, with epicenters near Minab and Jask.
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Eshm
Shah
Nelson Rockefeller
Persian Gulf
Bandar Abbas
Tehran
Red Lion and Sun Society
Red Cross
Geishan
UPI
Ruz
Ismail Gilanpour
Iranian Red Cross
Gulf of Oman
Khosrow - Moazzami Godarzi
Hormozgan
Supreme Court Boosts Prison Reform and Social Security Rules
The Supreme Court eased procedures for prison reform cases and upheld remedies without three-judge panels. It also ensured about 500 million dollars in Social Security payments to husbands and widowers based on wives’ earnings and ruled on related retirement benefits for men.
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Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
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Texas
Circuit Court
Congress
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